...). Paracryptodira Gaffney, 1975 Baenidae Cope, 1882 Palatobaena Gaffney, 1972 02 02 2009 The Paleontological Society 2009 Baenidae is a species-rich group of paracryptodiran turtles ( Joyce, 2007 ) endemic to North America that arose in the early Cretaceous, diversified...

... Neurankylus , please refer to Larson et al. ( 2013 ) and Joyce and Lyson ( 2015 ). Neurankylus torrejonensis new species Figures 2 – 5 Paracryptodira Gaffney, 1975 Baenidae Cope, 1873 08 10 2015 Copyright © 2016, The Paleontological Society 2016 The Paleontological...

..., but the interrelationship of these three taxa was never explored in an explicit phylogenetic context. Herein we present or re-describe a number of relevant specimens and provide a cladistic analysis of Baenidae using species only as terminal taxa. The phylogenetic analysis clearly reveals that Plesiobaena...

...) on Eocene turtles. Ulcerative shell disease occurs rarely on Baena (Baenidae) and Baptemys (Dermatemydidae) but is particularly common on geoemydid turtles of the genus Echmatemys ( E. septaria , E. wyomingensis , and Echmatemys sp.). It is notably absent on trionychid and carettocheylid turtles...

... History, Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.A.; USNM; National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC, U.S.A.; UW, University of Wyoming Geological Museum, Laramie, Wyoming, U.S.A.; YPM, Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A. Baenidae Pleurosternidae Paracryptodira...

...Figure 6. Baenidae. A , Plesiobaena cf. P. antiqua , UCM 43677, anterior part of shell in dorsal (above) and ventral views; scale bar = 5 cm. B , Eubaenina indet., UCM 45124, anterior half of nuchal, dorsal view; scale bar = 1 cm. ...

...Fig. 2. Genus and species indeterminate (Baenidae), TMP 1992.2.10, incomplete shell consisting of bone and internal mould. (A) Dorsal view of carapace and internal mould: photograph ( left ) and interpretive line drawing ( right ). (B) Ventral view of plastron: photograph ( left...

... of Alberta consists of isolated carapace elements and fragments identified by their distinctive tuberculate sculpture. Since diagnostic features of the plastron and carapace are not preserved in any of the specimens from Alberta, it is referred to here as Solemydidae gen. et sp. indet. The Baenidae...

... , W.G. , and Lyson , T.R. , 2015 , A review of the fossil record of turtles of the clade Baenidae : Bulletin of the Peabody Museum of Natural History , v. 56 , no. 2 , p. 147 – 183 . Joyce , W.G. , and Lyson , T.R. , 2017 , The shell morphology of the latest Cretaceous...

... nov. comb. presented herein (YPM 57324; Fig. 11 ), this locality also produced plastral fragments of Baenidae (YPM 57325), teeth and a partial vertebra of Crocodylia (YPM 57326), a tooth of Brachychampsa (YPM 57327), a vertebra of Amia (YPM 57328), and a vertebra of Champsosaurus (YPM 57329...

...) of New Mexico and a species-level phylogenetic analysis of Baenidae 317 Alexander K. Hastings, Moritz Reisser, and Torsten M. Scheyer Character evolution and the origin of Caimaninae (Crocodylia) in the New World Tropics: new evidence from the Miocene of Panama and Venezuela 333 Thomas M. Lehman, Steven...

... The skull of Neurankylus eximius (Testudines: Baenidae) and a reinterpretation of the relationships of this taxon. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 13 273 281 Brinkman D.B. Peng J.-H. 1993 New material of Sinemys (Testudines, Sinemydidae) from the Early Cretaceous of China...

..., 5— Myledaphus bipartitus, 6— Lissodus selachos, 7—cf. “ Acipenser, ” 8—Caudata indet., 9— Opisthotriton kayi, 10— Scapherpeton tectum, 11— Habrosaurus dilatus, 12—Anura indet., 13—Trionychidae indet., 14— Adocus sp., 15—Baenidae indet., 16— Basilemys sinuosa, 17—Chelydridae indet., 18...

... will be necessary to verify the validity of this hypothesis. The absence of paracryptodires (Baenidae plus Pleurosternidae) in the high-latitude Axel Heiberg fossil assemblage may also be a reflection of latitudinal differentiation of Late Cretaceous turtle assemblages. Paracryptodires are diverse and abundant...